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Parliamentary Documentation PPPaaarrrllliiiaaammmeeennntttaaarrryyy DDDooocccuuummmeeennntttaaatttiiiooonnn VVVooolll XXXXXXXXXIIIIIIIII (((111666 tttooo 333111 DDDeeeccceeemmmbbbeeerrr,,, 222000000777))) NNNooo... 222444 AGRICULTURE -AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES-COCONUT 1 THAMBAN, C and others Economic analysis of coconut cultivation under micro-irrigation. AGRICULTURE SITUATION IN INDIA, V.63(No.7), 2007(October): P.425-430 ** Agriculture-Agricultural commodities-Coconut. -AGRICULTURAL CREDIT 2 HABERBERGER, Marie Luise and RAMAKRISHNA Secure deposits of the poor. FINANCIAL EXPRESS, 2007(21.12.2007) Needs to review government's policy to reduce interest rate on agricultural loans. ** Agriculture-Agricultural credit. 3 SARKAR, Keya Modes of micro-finance spending. BUSINESS STANDARD, 2007(26.12.2007) ** Agriculture-Agricultural credit. -AGRICULTURAL POLICY-(INDIA-TAMIL NADU) 4 MAHENDRAN, R Study on temporal changes in Irrigated area and cropping pattern in Perambalur district of Tamil Nadu. AGRICULTURE SITUATION IN INDIA, V.63(No.7), 2007(October): P.439-444 ** Agriculture-Agricultural policy-(India-Tamil Nadu); Plantation. -AGRICULTURAL PRICES 5 GHOSH, Jayati Wheat price rise reflects government failure. DECCAN CHRONICLE, 2007(18.12.2007) ** Agriculture-Agricultural Prices. -AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION 6 Agriculture GDP will grow at 3.2 to 3.6% in 2007-2008. MONTHLY COMMENTARY ON INDIAN ECONOMIC CONDITIONS, V.49(No.3), 2007 (October): P.8-12 ** Agriculture-Agricultural Production. ** - Keywords 1 -AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH 7 NIGADE, R.D Research and developments in small millets in Maharashtra. INDIAN FARMING, V.59(No.5), 2007(August): P.9-10 ** Agriculture-Agricultural research; Crops. 8 SUD, Surinder Great new aroma. BUSINESS STANDARD, 2007(18.12.2007) Focuses on research done in Indian Agriculture Research Institute(IARI) for producing latest rice variety. ** Agriculture-Agricultural research; Rice. -AGRICULTURAL TRADE 9 MISHRA, P.K Agricultural market reforms for the benefit of Farmers. KURUKSHETRA, V.55(No.12), 2007(October) ** Agriculture-Agricultural trade; Farms and farmers. -BAKERIES 10 GANDHI, G.P. Export prospects of biscuits from India. FACTS FOR YOU, V.28(No.1), 2007(October 2007): P.7-10 ** Agriculture-Bakeries. -CROPS 11 BHUSHAN, Surya Productivity and efficiency of wheat production in India. ARTH VIJNANA, V.48(No.4), 2007(December): P.305-320 ** Agriculture-Crops; Agricultural production. 12 SATYA SUNDARAM, I. Rice: Productivity holds the key. FACTS FOR YOU, V.28(No.1), 2007(October 2007): P.11-13 ** Agriculture-Crops. 13 SHARMA, Rajvir Weed management techniques. INDIAN FARMING, V.59(No.5), 2007(August): P.23-25 ** Agriculture-Crops; Agricultural research. -DAIRYING-(INDIA) 14 KURIEN, Verghese India's Milk Revolution, P.37-67, in. NARAYAN, DEEPA AND GLINSKAYA, ELENA(ED): ENDING POVERTY IN SOUTH ASIA: IDEAS THAT WORK, 2007 Washington DC, The World Bank. ** Agriculture-Dairying-(India). ** - Keywords 2 -FARMS AND FARMERS 15 JOHL, S.S Changing cropping pattern: Diversification requires vision. TRIBUNE, 2007(24.12.2007) Discusses the recommendations of the committee set up by Punjab Government to find out long term solution to the problems of farmers. ** Agriculture-Farms and farmers. -FARMS AND FARMERS-FARMERS SUICIDE 16 KOPPIKAR, Smruti Zero act furrow. OUTLOOK, V.47(No.48), 2007(26.11.2007): P.10-12 Draws attention on farmer's suicide in Vidharbha. ** Agriculture-Farms and farmers-Farmers suicide. -FARMS AND FARMERS-FARMERS' SUICIDE 17 JESUPATHAM, D. Samuel Farm suicides and class. DECCAN HERALD, 2007(27.12.2007) Argues that farmer suicides are due to agrarian crisis in country. ** Agriculture-Farms and farmers-Farmers' suicide. -FISHING AND FISHERIES 18 HELLER, Peter Japan's whaling shame. PIONEER, 2007(18.12.2007) Criticises Japan for its involvement in Whale hunting at a large scale. ** Agriculture-Fishing and fisheries. -FORESTS AND FORESTRY-(INDIA) 19 BHARGAV, Praveen Fundamental flaws. DECCAN HERALD, 2007(20.12.2007) Focuses on Scheduled Tribes and other Traditional Dwellers(Recognition of Forest Rights) Act. ** Agriculture-Forests and Forestry-(India). ** - Keywords 3 -FORESTS AND FORESTRY-WILD LIFE-(INDIA) 20 Save the Rhino. ASSAM TRIBUNE, 2007(18.12.2007) ** Agriculture-Forests and Forestry-Wild life-(India). -LAND AND LAND REFORMS 21 BHATNAGAR, Subhash and CHAWLA, Rajeev Computerizing land records for farmer Access, P.219-243, in. DEEPA NARAYAN AND GLINSKAYA, ELENA(ED): ENDING POVERTY IN SOUTH ASIA: IDEAS THAT WORK Washington DC The World Bank. ** Agriculture-Land and land reforms. -LAND AND LAND REFORMS-LAND ACQUISITION 22 GANGULI, Amulya Stalinism in Bengal. STATESMAN WEEKLY, V.99(No.46), 2007(17.11.2007): P.11 Discusses about the tragedy of Nandigram. ** Agriculture-Land and land reforms-Land acquisition. 23 GHATE, Prabhu Question of land for SEZs. ECONOMIC TIMES, 2007(20.12.2007) ** Agriculture-Land and land reforms-Land acquisition. 24 MAZUMDAR, Jaideep Executioner's song. OUTLOOK, V.47(No.48), 2007(26.11.2007): P.34-40 Focuses on land acquisition and violence in Nandigram(West Bengal). ** Agriculture-Land and land reforms-Land acquisition. 25 MOHANTY, Manoranjan Iron in the Seoul. STATESMAN, 2007(18/19.12.2007) Focuses on protest against land acquisition by POSCO(South Korean company) in Orissa. ** Agriculture-Land and land reforms-Land acquisition. -LAND AND LAND REFORMS-LAND ACQUISITION-SEZ 26 BARRETTO, Lenny No space for SEZs. PIONEER, 2007(23.12.2007) Focuses on opposition to propose SEZ in Goa. ** Agriculture-Land and land reforms-Land acquisition-SEZ. ** - Keywords 4 -NATURAL RESOURCES-(INDIA) 27 ROY, Jayanta Maintaining the momentum. FINANCIAL EXPRESS, 2007(17.12.2007) Highlights that security of natural resources holds the key to India's economic security. ** Agriculture-Natural Resources-(India). -NATURAL RESOURCES-WATER RESOURCES 28 DHILLON, G.S. Water resources have to be managed better. TRIBUNE, 2007(16.12.2007) ** Agriculture-Natural resources-Water resources. 29 Ground water-India's water life live needs urgent intervention, Government is non serious about the crisis. DAMS, RIVERS AND PEOPLE, V.5(No.8-9), 2007(Sept-Oct.): P.15-18 ** Agriculture-Natural resources-Water resources. 30 HARBANS SINGH Managing water: crucial resource for development. MAN AND DEVELOPMENT, V.29(No.3), 2007(September): P.71-80 ** Agriculture-Natural resources-Water resources. 31 NARAIBN, Sunita Laboratory of development. CENTRAL CHRONICLE, 2007(28.12.2007) Highlights the impact of exemplary initiative taken by villagers of Hiware Bazaar village in Ahmednagar for the water conservation. ** Agriculture-Natural resources-Water resources. 32 PANDA, Ranjan K. Water war at Hirakeed: Tip of the iceberg. DECCAN HERALD, 2007(18.12.2007) Focuses on farmer's protests in Orissa against governments plan to divert water to industries. ** Agriculture-Natural resources-Water resources. BIOGRAPHIES -FREEDOM FIGHTERS-BHAGAT SINGH 33 DATTA, V.N. Bhagat Singh's trial and execution. TRIBUNE, 2007(23.12.2007) ** Biographies-Freedom fighters-BHAGAT SINGH. ** - Keywords 5 -LEADERS-ADVANI, L.K. 34 ILAIAH, Kancha Merchant of death. DECCAN HERALD, 2007(19.12.2007) Focuses on L.K.Advani as a candidate for the Prime Ministership. ** Biographies-Leaders-ADVANI, L.K.. -LEADERS-BENAZIR BHUTTO 35 BLAIR, David Why fanatics killed Benazir. PIONEER, 2007(29.12.2007) ** Biographies-Leaders-BENAZIR BHUTTO. 36 FATHERS, Michael Courage against tyranny. TRIBUNE, 2007(29.12.2007) ** Biographies-Leaders-BENAZIR BHUTTO. 37 KUTTY, R.K. She came to die in her own country. CENTRAL CHRONICLE, 2007(29.12.2007) ** Biographies-Leaders-BENAZIR BHUTTO. 38 RANGACHARI, T.C.A. Pakistan loses its modernist face. BUSINESS STANDARD, 2007(30.12.2007) ** Biographies-Leaders-BENAZIR BHUTTO. 39 THAPUR, Karan My friend, Benazir. HINDUSTAN TIMES, 2007(29.12.2007) Recalls the moments spent with Benazir Bhutto. ** Biographies-Leaders-BENAZIR BHUTTO. -LEADERS-CHAVEZ, HUGO 40 PANDIT, Tukoji R Chavez cannot be Castro: Not the way to go. NATIONAL HERALD, 2007(27.12.2007) Examines the future prospect of Venezulean President Hugo Chevery known for anti-Americanism. ** Biographies-Leaders-CHAVEZ, Hugo. -LEADERS-GANDHI, INDIRA 41 REDDY, C Sheela Indomitable Indira-strategist par excellence. MAINSTREAM, V.45(No.47), 2007(10.11.2007): P.7-11 ** - Keywords 6 -LEADERS-GANDHI, INDIRA ** Biographies-Leaders-GANDHI, Indira. -LEADERS-GANDHI, RAHUL 42 JHA, Suman K Right there. WEEK, V.26(No.1), 2007(26-2.12.2007): P.32-33 Discusses Rahul Gandhi's speech given at the AICC meeting in Delhi. ** Biographies-Leaders-GANDHI, Rahul. -LEADERS-KARAT, PRAKASH 43 SEEMA MUSTAFA Leader of the year: Prakash Karat. DECCAN CHRONICLE, 2007(22.12.2007) ** Biographies-Leaders-KARAT, Prakash. -LEADERS-KARUNAKARAN, K. 44 SWARUP, Harihar Karunakaran, the man of tactics. TRIBUNE, 2007(16.12.2007) ** Biographies-Leaders-KARUNAKARAN, K.. -LEADERS-MODI, NARENDRA 45 AARTHI RAMACHANDRAN and VIVEK, T.R Merchant of dreams. ECONOMIC TIMES, 2007(24.12.2007) Focusses on Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi. ** Biographies-Leaders-MODI, Narendra. 46 DASGUPTA, Swapan After Advani who? TIMES OF INDIA, 2007(24.12.2007) Examines Modi's impact with in BJP after his spectacular victory. ** Biographies-Leaders-MODI, Narendra. 47 DASGUPTA, Swapan Merchant of victory: Modi baiters have made him into a national phenomenon. TELEGRAPH, 2007(28.12.2007) ** Biographies-Leaders-MODI, Narendra. 48 NAYAR, K.P Masks of conquest. TELEGRAPH, 2007(26.12.2007) ** - Keywords 7 -LEADERS-MODI, NARENDRA Evaluates Modi's ability to explore every opportunity of economic and industrial
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